If anyone is aware of any exploits this may cause, please speak up. I'm
an optimist, but am open to listening to the potential threats of enabling
this IE feature.
I don't know, bit I wouldn't recomend turning down security (on any
system) even though this is a real pain for us (see
http://www.w3.org/Math/XSL) as it does complicate the deployment of
client side XSLT. However you don't get the security violation
the stylesheet is on the same server as the XML file, so usually it's
possible to arrange that, at the cost of having multiple copies of teh
stylesheet one on each server where it is needed.
David
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